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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

Woodstock Jirgiaiaa "A negro named
George Rowland, confined in the BOte-
tourt jail made desperate attempt to
escape one day last week. The door OF
his cell was open, and Mr. ;. b. Crush,
the taller. was standing in it. Rowland
came up to the jailer and handed him a
pencil with the request that he sharpen 1t.
While the jailers eyes were fixed upon
the pencil he was sharpening Rowland
seized him by the throat and shoulder,
and at The same time calling to another
prisoner to assist him. Mr. Crush imme-
diately drew cooked pistol on the negro
and made him reliaquish his hold The
negro is now in irons.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

1--WE DO not want people i'm authority
who doubt the supremacy i'm arms Of
Genera Grant Loud and tumulluou'
applaus, --Eons m hc Republican Chi
Cohosnt~t.
Now does NJ Eyarts suppose that the
ghost of General Grant can be hypothc-
Gated for % political campaign, and by
people who never helped General Grant,
reputation except by STAYING at home
during the war and blowing about Il
when 1t was over
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The Wagon on Fire.

Two gentlemen from the rural DISTRICTS
while in town the other evening, were aston
ished 40 seeing steam fro engine going tear
ing through the street
Daniel said one Of them, whom BE had
partially recovered himself, "dd You So,
that wagon ], was all on fire. and was 81
taken back that hadn't sense enough 70 tel
the = Ter that was driving.
THE wagon wasn't On fire, replied Daniel
with the air Of one who Is used 70 city ways
Ill vas only a lampligh,er going his rounds.
Boston Transcript
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

The .JouH0hst prints paragraph on a
very important point as follows
This difference of attitude between the
hurrying American, who has 10 have bis
newspaper brought to him In haste hot
from the press, and the leisurly French
man. who is content to pick up bis paper
when he goes abr0ad-this difference is
far more than external; il is essentially
typical of the irreconcilablc difference
between the French journal and The
English or American newspaper
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18


IN fs3s occurred tar memorable bank riots
in Cincinnati Tha yoIu professor had haen
chosen % the command ol military COM
many csilI the Cit1ns giWH. and when
fb, riob afta.l,-l fhe bants ID. wis ordered
h. tine mayo- Dob turn 'If lis company Tor
.he.r nroteat.1n III, hlw lIy -l, together
frvolye men, A., each man $751;. expected to
f.ht his proportion OBJ perm l-iN, or one
10 1859. Cd. w4r was ror nuF prose-
e-if.d Mitchell marched Hs ilr' into The
midst off ih. mon. ani ueluua- lo1, esq
d.arlred I'D eT,ct hy words u.mt Was evil
IDENTIFY mrlact. able hy ioroioa means.
Nor was ho da,errrl bT fAe missiles chat
,iafa1,l BE. dlrfei about IBIS bead 10 last DE
.,a. orlorei tl retreat To- thr mayors o.li'e
IN na,s.nr n1 one ol Cine streets That Tel from
fb, river b. mob pressed somewhat closer
than ua. ao.mei desirable, and he onler@i
his inon tl la.t md turn rud fire One I'm
ln.., r.ot.r. DIP spectator, uas sua. in the leg,
which afteiwlrl ocraionri slit 20 the
court, for damages.
Arrived a. o.. mayors Office ths Little
s1uad wasal,i-ei ODD t1ze "h their uniforms
and dom e.ti4oa.. lr.s. thl' .l.y migl. cs
c,u. 20 .hoir homes on at.r THE captain,
SSH, re..r or-l barn fae vauo oi The
maxim. Discretion is t' better plrt OF
valor." declined to undergo tao coat chang
Ing proc,~t ana drawing ms sword "a-l'd
ont in fu.l rcgimanrab Hrwes % small man,
not over tive f.-.t SIX inches in height. ana at
no time weighed over i}D p'anis hnt he
had a firm SIT face AMI Pa te' 'wind Look
which carried weight A. he strobe Through
the mob TINT had becn waiting to tnr HIM
to piece. a way was opened for him through
which ha pass-l safely homo -' L..e 81 %.
II Mitchell. Astronomer 1ni General
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millionaire, Of nuenos Arre.

There are said N be more millionaires in
Buenos Ayres than IN any other city OF ia
aze in the world Many Of the private house:
in the city have been built at a cost Of over
Si,O0J, 900, and one OF the banks has paid
up capltalot S55,OOO,0OO, with deposits and a
line OF discounts aggregatins 80, 900, ooo.-
New York Evening World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

Mr.. Claiborne Watkins gives the FOL
lowing very sharp reply 10 the CORE
spondent's article on the mule
To the Editor 2ffe Sun
Sir,-If agreeable, allow a small spac,
in the Sun. In reply to your core
spondent of Ravens wood. J.. l. / would
say that he has unintentionaily misstaied
the old story of Forty Acres and d
Mule" The real facts are. while -four
or more millions of slaves were eman-
cipated. about twelve millions Of white.
were made producers. Hence the great
increase of produclsin the South Don
think the status Of the mule was changed
in the slightest by the late unpleasantness
so called. lie Is the only animal left
that is still kicking. Now that the white
and colored are equal. they work him all
the SINE side by side wherever used
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

The present tariff on art works is a
nuisance and an outrage. Art belongs
10 the high field of intellectual and moral
education and should be free TO all the
world.
The fact that il has been put under a
ban is disgrace to the intelligence OF
our country. Let the nuisance of outlaw
in art be abated.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

And vet Mr Wise was an ultra Demo
crat until the Democrats Of Richmond
preferred General Joseph T. Johnston TO
him for their Representative in Congress.
-lkLandln ll-ltll.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

Germany intends 10 put a higher inn
port duty on American agricultural pro-
ducts in retaliation for our tarif ON Ger
man products.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

1t is thought that Messrs. Wise and
Dougherty will represent the Southern
States on the River and Harbor Commit
tee.
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vrnGINIhTrE,is
G..herrd from our State r,ohms"

. s...... ,...- st.t. t...I.n.0.
"'',,''" ''''' WV" Ola.
The itocsihahuii l''5.,'
VIZ. Jason n. brNiiey' VINO '' ..,.
Bent of that county At one Z ....
engaged in the meTc'n.,'i.e D. .-
Harnsonoars' anu WEI, Hi'" ,..r,
people OF iue 'oDD.s, e ,n., .-..,, b..
Ca, on 9a'ullos ,. .ue ,o'- ,l. ,-..i.ss
ma, nav '''7 .,.- ,.,.ii.' .r..t lrtl.
r
The Amherst Courthouse ..~
wants "a caunery p'h'e '..''i
broom factory ana spoke factory .
lished in that village
The Frederic esou5s r-.
ardent Al'"o"'' '' '
r t.,.
hileheAA "'.'Y ai....., IN.
dictates that there should u- Pl.l, .'.. F.
factories here. Skilled factory .' D.
plentiful and every nece''aly. 'N' ..'.
the tobacco tax was aDl'',..' . ...l.
would be here. fopni....''.l ,'- .'..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18
abf pailp aintfs.
Published at Richmond, Virginia, BY the TINES
Publishing Company.
PAGE MCCARTHY. EDITOR.

City Delivery by carriers at 10 cents per week.
By mail. postage paid. daily one year. $3.50 SIX
months. els. three months, VI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

The Masons have also learned lesson
which 10 will be well for others Co heed
under similar conditions namely. that In
such a monster undertaking There are
always a few who are anxious to hold
the bag while the public drops ID the
p.ums, OF, 20 speak more pluinly. who
take advantage of the occasion to adj
vcrlise themselves and business and thus
secure n0toriety and -hekeIs Several OF
these black ,heep have been discovered
in the present instance. and their private
speculatiOns summarily suspended Dut
tie incident illustrates the character of d
class of men SD mean that they would
crack nuts for "a blind cripple anl 'ltoN
him the shulks.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

OF beef, 400 pounds Of fr.A
pounds OF ban, strings 81, s,u. po'S' N,
the mile. and on Fridavs +, 49, BY
of butter eight hundred non,1" W hsh
ana potatoes and Other ge,',., ,,e Used.
simply showed in by The harrsi ''' y' are
penses OF the institution are i'Ne et.
VO per month and the r,,.l.' fN.
sS'svO 70 $4,000 perday The XIX ron
washed by machinery C,...t '''Ne' are
rom breakagc and absent r,,J M, result.
frequently iakea 1apkin ior ,op.e
nahAerchiei. but taken ai,bo,e,i ,.,.e'
manner 10 which The Vas, r. .''.l lne
worked Is an interesting .slr -'ae s
\ tour NJ Washington m,...
season is calculated 20 maze Ds
throat gurgle I used 20 think ,t.Dln'
nolhing IN The world Ike the m, ,,,'. vas
Baltimore. Norfolk. Chsr'e.,@, 'a
Mobile. but this surpassc. ff.,, ,anl
together And why shouid'r,rs r p1'
thing that's grown finds Do. eay 81. ,''l-
10TH. Albany il surrounded fv,s,''.
o'l Hrmn- country yet We .a,,l. T,
nAny with cream. We have fbs by o..
'"r product of Che land .'r., ,,..
stall, are ike fairy bower, C,.s, .-'
lFee- Nreaihs. bouquet. ari f,.s..,.'
of anielonc -,hhif. ,ai -'s'' clusters
other game Drrks ami .,.. '''' art
thousand bang In Ion, f,,,. IN 'l ilc
three deep soa In fba,~ ,-.. '"o and
mcnt are fhe tarmrin .t.4 ,''ptf'.
de icac.e- for which Vo are i.f..,.,".
and ar annefifrrln Is,.t... it'f
ed New York a. ,rvVb... ' p "'.s-
disc '. 'ar.
4 good woman has ',., r...
who will he greatly missed ....'.....
fhe uo0r-Nr. Inlr T.r.l ,...-
1913. Der lshit for many r.t-. i.....
he'.iars fo spend Thousand. .r Esd
n relieving their want. arf ....
family whose wants a-. rr.-.,..'..i.
posi- OFF tho world Wff m.... ....
almnne- uho-e r,'irinr if u...... -..
wealth in conferrinr .ri.arr.l I.....
on mankind
Bg' Nhaf % eommea.rrr|. ra.- ...
rich person Gie. n0uaiar. r. ..-...
must he followed hy detective. .nl..-.
grave Doe guarded hy poi. l.- mon.s...
order fo prevent 'he bob. f.m l..-.
stolen for a ransom rp,.f-r..fv.,
farhff and Do /. nrf.r,r.,....
Nr. John Jacob A.'er
Mrs Paran Steven. noted ......
lady ia inst now orcnn,in-s g.-r ..I
sirah'e p0-ti0n I'm one OFF the cor-...,..,
.pifor to comne' Am rxecpforof,.......,
of her deceased husband fo -erl.-e,s.
connfir, ~ f.e income az , .......
3oilsr. which Fl, "a claimed b,. I.., ..
a.fiv oosfnono9 f.r many vo,-. f.8-.
Ds,i. her counsel s,vs thsf ...r-...'
have bsen shattered shel.. been l-...l,
nearly fo thc verge of Insanity and III.
whole system has become s., or...i
thaf She cannot nl, aInt f.. m.r..
.,,, I'm her counsel. n-...,,. .r...,..I.
or, t.ir- eTs,fat p, t..r. r.. ...I
slf, lost ofan ron,.,. man. r......
,e.., ,a,....,sr.,
''''
-ool China, +. tolJ ef. .....n,r.f.t
rnrF.b .lv Nho with h.r6n..,ri I'M.
',.+ co~ni,teI a fonr of Am.r.s .,s
.n.l .'. Lor,. sam. ..,... ..t..i t..
.i',,,n, -. dinne- et nh. nr.o.u..l l...
-Lel,g,5 ame-i.a .Do ,ba'uh.'. r.-,
,,,.b ~ wes fho r.,fv grt Ifrf,b.t
nv sex mo-a rhsn fhe mon tako f.r.-...
.ci.i coiorin, from their re.neefi,e sal-h.
horhoo5s your Southern women al. A
rule. are gentle. retiring. and refined and
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

Taf WEEKLY TiMys. 10y mail. postage paid
one year, 81; six months. ~ CENTS three
months. = cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CURRENT COMMENTS or PASSING
OCCURRENCES
The Free vooi-EsPelliDg Anarchists
Great Republican Pow-wow The -itua-
ton an Franre-Don Cameron aud Free
Trade Pennsylvnnil'. Idea &c.


ton In France Cameron aud Free
Trade Pennsylvania', Idea Sc.
We shall not direct attention now 10
other Objectionable features of the tariff
on wool, but only to the ab.ufdiiy OF
this tax on the material used in making
carpets. The duty on these woods pro
tects no one but the foreign mtnufac-
turer who sells in markets which ought
to be supplied from our own factories.
That the foreign manufacturer is pro.
ieeied by it is shown by the assertion Of
the home manufacturer whose remarks
we have quoted, that that the carpet
market in this county i, glu'ted, and
by the official statement that in the last
fiscal year there were exported from Tie
United States only i,1l6 yards OF carpet.
The duty yields revenue which tue Ma
ton does not need II raises the price Of
carpets to every householder nj home. IL
enables the foreign carpetinaker I'D under
sell our own carpeimakers IN South
America and elsewhere. and in ihi, WAY
il prevents our own manufacturer, from
selling their carpets abroad and from EN-
plOying the additional wOrkm"n whose
labor such foreign trade would require
N J. Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

The Ma.ons however have zoos hDrr
without their troubles You know thar
We do not recognize thr negro and
Chntmel as iull brothers. and ihat ac.
oordingiy they have no representation boz
lhc Grand Lodge Nevertheless. On the
present occasion, both One Chinese and
tie colored Masons participating in the
general enthusiasm, have given money
and goods 20 The fair far ont of p-op0r
lion 10 their means and numbers. and the
Caucaussians have been compelled toac-
knowledge their gifts and give thanks.
and 90 feel that for once their faith has
been shaken in the theory hat the
uoble-t virtues have all been moaopoli7-
ed by themselves.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

For the daily supply Of this ARM OF
slomacbs, there are required 1000 pounds
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18


While ina statistical mood. lct me give
YOU an idea of bigness in the shape of
a New York eating house 10 Is situated
near Washington Market and The work
OF slowing away pr0yender begins long
before daylight in the morning The
first insiallment consists OF ihe farmers,
who have crossed the ferries with their
Garden truck from Long Island aud New
Jersey the butchers with their stall
yarf appetites come next. and the tlird
class Is composed Ot the enormous float
ing population which comes and goes
ike the tide. Altogether YOU may set
il down that from ten 90 twelve tAOu-
sand persons are fed in day. The
establishment contains six dining-ro0ms
with seating capacity for eight or nine
hundred people, and when the CASTRO
nomic thermometer marks about q hun
dred in the shade, they give pretty lively
employment TO 2jO attendants. OF these
- are walters, 95 are kitchen girls, %
are laudresses, who 90 nothing but wash
and iron table-cloths napkins, and
walters aprons, and the remainder con
sist, Of bakers, carvers, clerks. and the
rag tag and b0biail Six men spend all
their time in making griddle cakes and
don't know how many make life mis-
cradle by connecting the Heterogeneous
thing called pie Some OF IL reminds me
Of a poultice with lis store clothes on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

Mr. Jerman r. Pace, an old citizen '
Danyille. is dead.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

\ good woman bias .l.t boon f....I
who W'l. bc greatly missed e.ne..r.l.
'he poor-Mrs John Jacoh As.-
Na- Der lahii for many ralr. lrrnr .t.
holidays FOB spend thousand, Ol f.r.-.
n relieving their wants. ani man,
family whose wants are unknown to -.a
re.f OBJ. iAo world viii m m. ..,r.
almo1er whose religion 30 wa.f e..h.-
wealth in comforting substantial I.r....
on mankind
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

90 The TIMEs will be mlilcd Ia your ad-
ifcss while out Of the city at Jc. per month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

Speaking about uienc,- moment ago.
"a practical genius is undertaking t0 float
timber here direct from the forests of
Nova Scotia. and thus 0bviaie tle eN-
pensc of shipment in sailing craft by a
system Of chain iasfenings, evidently sd
original AS 10 bee worth protecting hy pat
ent in this country as we'll AS I'm Europe.
he has succeeded in constructing mon
ster raft $50 feet long. % feet wide. and
80 feet high aud This is on lis way here
ia tow OF a tug boat. The raft j.. cigar
shaped. and contains - 900 sticks vary
ing in length from 30 t0 % feet. lts
weight is about ! ! 600 tons and when 10
was launched. seventeen barrels of tailoT
were spread over The ways to the depth
of halt an inch. in order that it should
slip easily when released A CLAIM two
and half inches In diameter forms the
core of the structure which is "a thou
sand feet long, one end serving as a tow
line. and the Cther for Ten thousand
pound anchor, and a net work of chains
Is SO ngeniously interviewer chat the
harder the propeller tugs the more tightly
they clutch the big cigar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

A little son Of Mr.. John saunders
Rio Island. Bedford county, met 49, ga
HE death on Monday by having DID,. POI
crushed between the NA'N'15
frame. work Of a sorghum mill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

The cost of this strange craft 'uc.ud-
iug timber, building. ana transporting
Will be- 10 me neigAborho0d of $4,000
the towing charge alone amounting to
$1,000 10 bring this large amount 90
umbcr here ia the usual Way would Dee
Quire seventy large sch0oueis and the
freight charges would bee about SIS 009
SD that the lesson at the experiment
may bring about radical changes in thi,
department OF trade. lt B, understood
that if the experim no is successful. other
RATS will follow and the protector of
the enterprise says there is material
enough in the neighborhood from which
this one came 90 make q hundred When
last seen, the monster was moving IN
this direction a, The rate OF about SIS
miles an hour
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18
OUR NEW YORK LETTER
THINGS SEEN HERE AND THERE ~
THE GREAT METROPOLIS.

why strangers Like New yofk-It I'm.
genders' n Sense OF Bignes.-A Marvel
1ous Masonic Success -rhe Monster Hat
ing House in which 10000 People Dine
New YORR, December ij-The man
spoke truly who said he always enioyed
coming to New York because cvcrythino
was SO jolly and cornwall Even the car.
were elevated. What man can't find
here to I'LL his soul with content 10 rasr
down his angels. round of his sharr
points and give him the polish OF auri.
ton. so that be may m \ and roll easiiy
in that variegated compound CALI "a .ocie-
~, can't be found anywhere.
| often fancy that what pieases sifan.
gers most is the sense of bigncss and
completeness that is apparent 10 every
thng-big houses. big parks big Jobs
big charities. big crimes, and big-bugs
Talk vulgar fractions 10 y man whom you
wish 10 putup money on some promising
scheme and be will give yOu a cold
shoulder; hat IRE OF row of flf figure.
sdroiily adjusted and demonstrate how
they may possibly vitslize a pile az tin
shavings. and he willli.ten - II Yuu Wer,
poientate and come down 4.iA thD
dust Only make show of your-rlf
and there be lois of people 20 no'd go,
mirror
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

Entered az the Richmond (va) Postoffce
- second class matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18

The Amherst Courthouse '.f
wants "a caunery. O. pickle factory.
broom factory and spoke factory '''
iishei .n that village
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LIVELY For The SETTLER
A Dakota Msn who Was Not Opposed to
Public Improvements.

W. were driving past Dakota settlers
house when h came out and said
"Sureeyin' mother railroad
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15
Official DIRECTORY,

sDnRl1s1aAL eyyl0 ~
9ovee1ee-Iouis Z. CAupeh.
0slsgats g Csngys0- 8. oiRsea.
vee1oeafy-0.H j. 0eCof0iek, 0tenAfsk.
AUAttef-k.x Caldwell, Disaafek.
4toooofee- JoAA D. 0eneoa.
tsIseissels.t G faSiis Isss,sssa-A.
&. u. 0eCl1fe, Hiesto.
oasvsyes eseeeai.1 faylee. natsa.
A@efAey 0enefol-C. y. Te0pleton, Fare.
Jadee 0ieenet Ceals, Ska Disas1et $Nn. j
1taAeto, of Bismarck.
eou1xY oyDlonD0.
CH1nl9olo0eN- e. Coopos, ehaiPnaA. e.
u. 4eeeloy, 0sfesest Cena1t. Neas Hsaningson,
cslaq cleek aaa Register sf DssAs-Hsllsf
0efg. s.5E
Clssk q Dishiet ces.t-J. n. Jasesassa.
ehee33-0. /. 4lehAol0
/ 0iseaet Atternsy-lvef JaeobseA.
1toasssef-KAao ThoDDooa.
ouIvoyef-4astiA 4. UolaAA
e1ee. ee 1sheel0-Df. = =. KEN.
J1aeo q 1roeate-Hetef 4. Nielsen.
Coeo1ef-Ot. q. =. Newell.
ce01ie1lo0ess o1 Ineanity-eoteI i. Nolsoa,
=. =. Kerr and lvef Jae0beoo.
Justices 81 4eAee-p. A. 1elRaId .CooperstoWn,
Paul ]. Nelson, Homness; Alo1xo Ellis, Willow;
Andrsw JeAnson. CeopereteWA; II. bsvideon,
oallat3n.
Constablss-o. A. Jehnssn, Ole o. GrsR, Harry
Wasser, Gideon sheldon.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15
Cattle! Cattle!!

C1CtI0J C8CCl00
Notice is hereby given that intend to
start q herd the coming spring ut Bald
Hill creek near HSnnaf0rd. Those
wishing to placa their stock in my herd
should make application to me. Charges
1l so per head for herdlng from spring
until October Is, 1887. JOHN BRAKE.
Dated at Dazey, d. T., March Is,
1887. 2t-1I-l2
We have ordered, and will receive in
q few days large assortment OF wall
paper. window curtains, etc.
SYvERsox Il Co.
G. ". Cowdry's Dakota garden seeds
for sale by w. C. JIdEsoN Il Co.
We have lust received 3 large stock Of
dry goods, boots, shoes. hats ana caps,
ETC., SYvFRsoN 70.
Ladies trimmed hats in great Yarie-
ties. ~ SYvERsoN & Cos.
Notice.
To whom Il may concern:
The bank Of Cooperstown, Coopere-
town. D, II, Stevens q Pickett. propri-
et0rs 'hayin9 made IN assignment to mo.
sll perties holding valid claims against
shnve &, hsnF. IRE requested to hle such
claims in writing with tie undersigned,
Wifhin az months from date. Claims
me- filed Eithin aiyen limit, viii not be
~ THro. DRA1, Assignee.
s.. Paal, Nay 10. 1855.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15

We have . few hundred bushels ol
good quality seed wheat for sale. Par
ties wanting SEED should not fail to cal
on US before purchasing.
JOHN SYvERsON d Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15
Netico.

DR.. Knapp, veterinary sargen, can be
atty Of floating horses teeth. Twenty
years experience In al branches.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15
MIss1s HANSON & L1NDsrRoN.

FoR SALE-A car load OF choice oats
Enquire at the Cargill elevator.
Gro. n. SToRK.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15
To Ladies.

We respectfully announce to the ladies
of Cooperstown and vicinity, that we
will, on or about April 5th. open up 9
large and select stock Of spring and
summer millinery good, at our old stand
in Mrs. Lloyd's front rooms, on Burrill
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15
Netes Due.

We have left for collection with Clark
d Smart. All parties owing us are re-
Quested to come forth and settle same
without delay, and save cost.
Merrill Bros. Il Luce.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15

I.adias trimmed hats in great Yarie-
ties, III SYY ERsON & Co.'S.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15

Timothy, red top and clover. also bo,
elder and aeh tree seeds at
w. C. JIMEsON B Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15

Farm and everything necessary t.
operate tho same, q miles from rail-
road station. For sale cheap.
Iver jacobson.
Orders left with us for cottonwood,
box elder or ash trees, one or two years
old will be promptly filed at the lowest
cash prices VIC JMEsoN & Go.
Inspect our large stock of spring and
summer goods, which we have marked
way down. SYvERsoN & Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15

We have just received large stock OF
dry goods, boots, shoes. hats ana caps,
etc.. SYvHRSON q 70.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15

We will arrive In Cooperstown March
25th. with eight head of horses and
mules which we will offer at private
sale ON terms to suit purchaser.
FRANK LEPPO,
JOSEPH STENGRLE.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1887-04-15

G.. ". Cowdry's Dakota garden seeds
for sale by w. C. JIMEsoN Il co.